Deanne Oshea

Deanne OShea is an Australian photographer drawn to the remote corners of the world. With deep respect and quiet wonder, her images offer a rare glimpse into the beauty of untamed lands, their people, cultures, and ceremonial life.

A former professional writer and Creative Director in media, her work has received international recognition — including two Silver Awards at the New York International Telly Awards (2020 & 2021) for Museums and Galleries.

She is a founding member of the Ravenswood Australian Women’s Art Prize — Australia’s most valuable professional art prize for women — and played a key role in establishing the country’s first Emerging Indigenous Art Prize for Women. Her advocacy for women in the arts mirrors her photographic focus on identity, voice, and place.

Bachelor of Business Communications (QUT)
MBA (ACU)